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LYNG
CADDERS HILL
N O R W I C H V I K I N G S
ORGANISER OF CADDERS HILL, LYNG
The historic Cadders Hill venue, otherwise known as Lyng in Norfolk was greeted by beautiful sunshine
as the Revo British Motocross Championship Fuelled by Gulf Race Fuels rolled into town. Spectators lined
the fences and were treated to fantastic racing throughout all classes on a perfectly prepped old school
circuit. Behind the gate at this round, we had the 85BW class, 125cc class, MX2 and MX1.
The 85BW class kicked us off and there was one man eager to assert himself at the front after narrowly
missing out on the overall at Foxhill, that man was Billy Askew. In the 125cc class Cole put together two
fantastic performances finishing 2nd in both motos and with Heyman and Colmer both having their
issues, Cole’s consistency granted the youngster the overall. The big news surrounding the MX2 class in
the week leading up to Lyng was that Dylan Walsh was moving from MX1 back to MX2 to contest on the
250 machines. This got people speculating whether or not he could take the fight to Conrad Mewse. All
the speculation was soon put to bed when Conrad came out qualified on pole and won the first moto.
Searle won the overall in the MX1 class with a 2-1 scorecard and Kullas was second overall with a 1-2
scorecard this means the gap remains the same between them at the top of the table.
Photo courtesy of Max Leveridge –
narnaproductions@gmail.com
Photo courtesy of Max Leveridge –
Norwich Viking Motorcycle Club were proud to be invited to present round
3 of the Revo British Motocross Championship fuelled by Gulf Race Fuels
at our iconic Cadders Hill circuit. The Club would like to take this
opportunity to thank RHL Activities for helping us to achieve such a well
organised event.
We could not have staged this without the continued support of our main
sponsor Stebbings Car Superstore who were celebrating their 10th
anniversary of sponsoring motocross at Cadders Hill, Lyng. The club
would like to thank Anthony Skerry for his continued investment into
Lyng and the sport both at grass roots and championship level.
Tommy Searle topped the MX1 podium with Harri Kullas second after a tie
break and local star Jake Nicholls third. Conrad Mewse, riding for a team
put together by Anthony Skerry won the MX2 class from Dylan Walsh
and Jamie Law.
Our team of club members and local businesses put a lot of effort into
track preparation for this championship which is the highlight of the
motocross calendar in Norfolk and has been for over 30 years. We would
like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one. We are very
fortunate to have the expertise of VTS Event Medical on site at all our
events along with marshals and officials from other Eastern Centre clubs.